VIOLENCES SUR LES ENFANTS : pourquoi n’écoute-t-on pas les MÈRES ?

An alarmed mother. She calls, calls back, insists. She is told that the case is proceeding, then accused of harassment. A few months later, another child dies. This question runs throughout the program: what is the value of a mother's word when she tries to protect her child? To discuss this: 🎙️ Romane Brisard, French journalist 🎙️ Emmanuelle Goby, lawyer specializing in family law 🎙️ Jean-Marc Ben Kemoun, psychiatrist, child psychiatrist, forensic pathologist, expert witness for the Versailles Court of Appeal 00:00:00 Introduction: the Lyanna case — a mother had raised the alarm, no one listened 00:01:31 "I speak, you speak... but who listens?" — Testimony from the demonstration 00:03:44 Introduction: Romane Brizard (journalist, author of "Inceste") and Emmanuelle Gobbi (lawyer) 00:05:01 The Lyanna case: a civic turning point or mere sensationalism? 00:10:00 The trap of overprotective mothers: speaking out is risky, but so is staying silent 00:20:00 Why children's voices are not heard by the justice system 00:30:00 The family court judge facing domestic violence 00:40:00 "Body of evidence" vs. irrefutable proof: the central legal issue 00:50:00 France vs. Spain: 7,000 protection orders versus 33,000 00:54:00 84% of parents admit to having used violence in 2026 #childhood #maltreatment #violence _____________ Find us on: Instagram:   / franceculture   Facebook:   / franceculture   TikTok:   / franceculture   LinkedIn:   / franceculture   Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/francecultur... And subscribe to the Culture Prime newsletter: https://www.cultureprime.fr/